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The Daily Dispatch: July 4, 1861., [Electronic resource], Washington Artillery. (search)
Washington Artillery. --The small corps of reserves which were left at home by the Battalion of Washington Artillery, now at Manassas Junction, have swelled their number to about one hundred, and last evening there was an election of officers at the arsenal for the fifth company. It resulted as follows: Lieut. W. Irving Hodgson was chosen Captain; Theo. A. James 1st, Jerry G. Pierson Junior 1st, and R. Bannister 2d Lieutenants; Messrs. Hews, Vaught, Henning, and Leverich, Sergeants; Messrs. Giffen, Green, Demerit and Wood, Corporals; Mr. R. M. O'Brien, Color Sergeant; Honorary members; Urquhart, Schmidt, Otis, and Doane, Color Corporals; Mr. J. H. H. Hedges, Secretary, and C. H. Waldo, Artificer.--N. O. Picayune, 29th ult.
The Daily Dispatch: July 4, 1861., [Electronic resource], The British National debt. (search)
An appeal. --A lady correspondent, under the above head, writes that Elizabeth A. Davis, whose address is Meherrin Depot, Prince Edward county, Va., has been several times to the city to seek pardon for her husband, Jos. P. Davis, who was imprisoned for man-slaughter in self-defence, for a term of 18 years, he having struck another man a blow on the head which proved fatal, the man having approached him with a gun pointed at him threatening to shoot. The lawyers for the defendant were John T. Thornton, Esq., and Samuel C. Anderson, Esq., of Prince Edward, and also Thomas T. Green, Esq., of Halifax. The man is reported to have borne an excellent character, and will now be willing, together with his wife, to spend their time in the service of their country. And the question is, as the Penitentiary is already so over-crowded, whether this will not be a deserving case of pardon. Ten years of his term have new expired.